Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County
Anthony Prince is a Community Health Advocate at Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County, focusing on the Every Parent Matters program, which involves outreach and partnerships to engage fathers and collect stakeholder data. Previously, Anthony served as an Outreach Coordinator at Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries and as an SHP Case Manager at Homefull. In a brief role with the Penobscot Indian Nation Enterprises, Anthony supported military families as a Family Readiness Support Assistant. Early career experience also includes working as an Administrative Assistant at Miami Valley Fair Housing Center, Inc., where responsibilities included data analysis and legal document preparation. Anthony holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Geography from Wright State University, obtained between 2012 and 2015.
Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County
Our mission is to improve the quality of life in our community by achieving the goals of public health: prevention, promotion and protection. Our agency protects the air, food, drinking water, and many everyday aspects of a healthy Montgomery County. Improving and maintaining public health requires an ongoing community-wide effort with schools, hospitals, community organizations, and neighborhood groups to help people make healthier choices in their everyday lives. We want people to realize that the lifestyles they choose have an impact on their overall personal health. Exercise, diet, the amount of sleep we get, and how we take care of our bodies makes a difference in the long run. Public Health services are far ranging and comprehensive. We continually evaluate the changing needs of our community and implement new strategies to meet those needs. Call (937) 225-5700 or visit PHDMC.org to find out more about our programs and resources.